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Can not find image on hard drive error

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Anonymous
2001-12-31
2002-01-11
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2001-12-31

    I have just installed 1.1 on phpws .8.1 and everything went as planned until I tried to load a photo.  I get can not find image on hard drive error.  I have tried multiple images and times.  Everything else appears to work fine.  I have even turned off my dmoz on my router for the time being.  I am running win98 SE on the client and unix apache on the virtual server.  My permissions are set to 777 on all directories.  I have tried 766 and 755 on all files.  Help would be greatly appreciated.

     
    • Anonymous

      Anonymous - 2001-12-31

      May have answered my own question...Are thumbnails required?  If so is that the error I am getting as the mod looks for a thumbtail?

       
    • Andrew Fisher

      Andrew Fisher - 2001-12-31

      You need to install version 1.2 of the plug-in in order for it to work with phpWebSite 0.8.1. Try that then come back if it doesn't work.

       
      • Anonymous

        Anonymous - 2002-01-01

        I do have 1.2 sorry or at least that is what the readme says.  Sorry I mis-typed on the original message. 

        I did have to specify a thumbnail. By the way I found this free thumbnail creater at http://www.users.qwest.net/~sharman1/stile99.htm. 
        Now everything appears to work EXCEPT when I click on the thumbnail (visible) I DO NOT see a larger photo.  Are there photo limitations as to physical size and memory size?  The larger photo says that physical size is H=0 and v=0. 

        Thanks

         
        • Andrew Fisher

          Andrew Fisher - 2002-01-02

          I've experienced this problem before. Basically, when you uploaded the photo, PHP made a hiccup in determining the dimensions of your image. It said your image is 0x0 when actually it is much larger.

          To fix this, I suggest you delete that photo from the gallery. Then resize your image to something smaller. It has to fit within the content area, not take up the whole screen as it currently does. Lastly, reupload. If the width and height still read 0, go into the mySQL database and edit those values by hand.

           
          • Anonymous

            Anonymous - 2002-01-04

            Thanks I will give it a try.

             
    • Anonymous

      Anonymous - 2002-01-11

      Thanks, you suggestions work great.  I changed pic size to 320x240 and it worked sweet.

       

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